Sentence examples for going to stop using from inspiring English sources

Very, very few of us are going to stop using it.

"I find it ironic that when we asked Ralphs management when they were going to stop using plastic bags, they said, 'Well, when the city tells us to,'" she said.

And their competitors aren't going to stop using the plentiful pool of casual labour.

Even facing catastrophic global warming, we're not going to stop using energy.

Ultimately people are not going to stop using these terms stigmatising mental illness.

But it's unlikely that organizations are going to stop using them.

Q: But are the staff really going to stop people using fixed-odds betting terminals.

Are ID scans, searches and CCTV at clubs going to stop people using drugs?

And as for anyone who objects that it's in some way a slur against their constitutional rights – well, no one is going to stop you from using your imagination when you use iMessage.

This certainly isn't a highway car but that's not going to stop people from using it as one.

Video-streaming giant Netflix has said it is going to stop subscribers from using internet proxies to view content not available in their home countries.